Stiglitz, Bruce M.

   In 1964 Bruce Stiglitz became associated with Louis Blau, an attorney for STANLEY KUBRICK, and began working on tax planning for the Kubrick family. Later Blau and Stiglitz became partners in the firm of Loeb & Loeb. Stiglitz continued working closely with the Kubrick family on tax, estate planning, and financial matters for more than 35 years, consulting with Kubrick at least once a week, except during filming, when financial matters took a back seat. Although Stiglitz retired from practice in 2001, he remains active as a fiduciary for the Kubrick family.

   In 1960, Bruce M. Stiglitz received a J. D. degree from the University of Michigan Law School where he was an editor of the Michigan Law Review. He obtained an LL. M. degree from the Harvard Law School in 1961, specializing in international taxation. He is the coauthor of the BNA Portfolio "Taxation in the Motion Picture Industry," and a number of articles relating to the international taxation of entertainers.